GSI Outdoors Halulite Microdualist Cookset - 2010 BCS

This company keeps puttin out wicked backpacking gear that gets lighter, stronger, and more user friendly. If you and a pal go light, this is all you need. Two small bowls, two cups (with insulated sleeves and drink lids), two sporks, and a decent sized pot to cook in (with a lid). You're not cooking a pound of pasta in this thing. It is however big enough to boil water for 2-3 freeze dried meals, or making rice, oatmeal, or hot drinks (for 2). Whatever halulite is, it rivals titanium and is way cheaper. If you're looking to go superlight solo, get the GSI Minimalist. For 25 bucks (minimalist), you get a .6L pot, spork, rubber pot gripper, drink lid, and insulated sleeve (to double the pot as a mug), as compared to 50 bucks for just a pot of similar size (titanium). No brainer. I own the Minimalist, the Soloist, and now this one for two person use. Boils water quick and also important, cools to the touch in seconds. Also comes with a welded bag that will hold water. Genius design and function. FYI, a pocket rocket and jetboil 3.5oz canister does not fit perfect in the nesting, the lid will buldge a bit, but the handle will still fold over and lock it into place for transport. I assume smaller canister stoves will fit, but i'm stickin with the ol' faithful rocket.

Perferct for two people for 2-3 trips. The whole set was well thought out and very light. They say that you can put a butane/propane canister inside for space saving purposes. But only the smallest Jetboil canister will fit. Otherwise it is well worth the price.